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Aeroyacht exclusively specializes in the sales of reputable power and sailing catamarans. They are official dealers for NEEL trimarans, LEEN power trimarans, Nautitech cruising catamarans and McConaghy luxury performance multihulls.

Aeroyacht is multihull specialized-only. It is an owner/operated boutique style company. We pride ourselves by greatly differing from typical yacht brokerage firms.

Aeroyacht exclusively specializes in the sales of reputable power and sailing catamarans The company’s extensive exposure, whether sailing on cruising catamarans or trimarans or publishing catamaran books and technical articles for the trade provide, them with an in-depth knowledge of the specialty field of luxury cruising catamarans.

Gregor Tarjan is co-author of the SAILORS MULTIHULL GUIDE, writer of numerous articles for MULTIHULL, SAIL and CRUISING magazines and his two books: "CATAMARANS, THE COMPLETE GUIDE FOR CRUISING SAILORS" and "CATAMARANS, TOMORROWS SUPERYACHTS" have become the industry reference.

Gregor is a member of SNAME (Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers) and the YBAA (Yacht Brokers Association of America).

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Aeroyacht Ltd. of Long Island, New York is a cruising multihull and international catamaran specialist. We are the official US dealers for Fountaine Pajot cruising catamarans and Sunreef luxury multihulls. We sell a select line of semi-custom sailing catamarans featuring Sunreef, Outremer, Fountaine-Pajot cruising catamarans, Tomcat, Alibi the Neel 50 as well as other new and used multihulls. …

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Sailing yacht Aeroyacht 110 – A mega catamaran to be built by Sunreef Yachts

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Sunreef Yachts is delighted to announce that it has a new, exciting project in its portfolio – the Aeroyacht 110 sailing yacht, a high-performance, exclusive super catamaran.

The yacht is designed by Gregor Tarjan founder of the international renowned multihull brokerage company Aeroyacht Ltd in conjunction with Morrelli & Melvin. The agreement gives the Polish shipyard Sunreef rights to build this yacht and market it as Aeroyacht 110 by Sunreef Yachts . The shipyard has already been approached by a client interested in this spectacular design, and the first sale is expected to follow soon.

 The partnership agreement between Sunreef Yachts and Gregor Tarjan also includes a dealership agreement giving Aeroyacht Ltd non-exclusive rights to sell all Sunreef yacht models in the USA and to his worldwide customer base.

 “His deep understanding of the luxury catamaran concept and all its assets makes Gregor Tarjan the perfect advocate of the Sunreef Yachts brand overseas. We are delighted to be able to build his super multihull project in Poland. We are also working on selling a couple of Sunreef catamarans to his clients,” says Maciej Stompor, Sunreef’s Sales Director.

 The Aeroyacht 110 catamaran is a spectacular multihull indeed. She is a high-performance sailing superyacht with eco-friendly features including wind and wave generators and solar panels that allow the yacht to run silently. The mega-catamaran’s lightweight composite structure considerably reduces fuel consumption.

Sunreef Yachts to build mega catamaran Aeroyacht 110

The yacht defines the “next generation” of high-performance sailing vessels and perfectly fits Sunreef’s new range of fast cats called ULTIMATE. With high average speeds, similar to an offshore powerboat, she will have an unlimited operating radius under sail and a range exceeding 2800 nautical miles under power. The generous 44′ beam provides zero heel while under way and no roll at anchor. Guests can enjoy an extremely spacious saloon rivalling those of 300 feet motor yachts. As an extra option, the yacht can even be equipped with a personal exploration aeroplane – the 2 seat Icon-A5 amphibian , launched and retrieved from a hydraulic platform on the aft deck.

Please contact CharterWorld - the luxury yacht charter specialist - for more on superyacht news item "Sailing yacht Aeroyacht 110 – A mega catamaran to be built by Sunreef Yachts".

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Alpha 42 Catamaran

A cat enthusiast puts this new york-built cruiser through its paces.

By Will Becchina          

“Do you want to sail on the Alpha 42 tomorrow?” asked Gregor Tarjan, the boat’s designer. Of course, I was thrilled at the offer. Two and a half years ago, Tarjan and boatbuilder Marc Anassis consolidated their strengths to create

The Alpha 42’s wave piercing bows slice through the water and deliver a smooth motion. © aeroyacht.com

something that many in the multihull industry thought was impossible.

Without outside funding or assistance, they have launched a quality cruising catamaran only an hour from New York City. Alpha Yachts, located at South Shore Boatyard in Patchogue, NY, has built two Alpha 42s and has orders for 10.

“If Wally Yachts was to design a 42-foot cruising cat, this would be it,” said Tarjan. Indeed, when I set eyes on the Alpha 42 I was struck by its good looks. Most cruising cats, especially those under 42 feet, suffer from lumpy proportions, exaggerated hull heights and low bridgedeck clearances. The Alpha 42, however, is a purposeful looking yacht with enough aggression in her chiseled lines to satisfy the most demanding go-fast sailor yet there are enough soft breaks and a stunning interior to soothe the minds of our lady partners. All shapes are easy to understand and one’s eye has an easy task of following the flow of angles and lines. Tarjan aims to completely re-interpret the modern cruising catamaran, and I believe he has made great strides to that end. “Gregor’s hulls were the hardest ones I ever had to build and I have built more than 850 boats in 35 years,” said Anassis, who is a naval architect and engineer. Each hull has two chines that accentuate the boat’s silhouette and aggressive reverse bows.

Approaching the Alpha, which was tied to the dock like an eager racehorse, I admired its lines and impeccable gelcoat, although one unanswered question was troubling me: How can a 42-foot catamaran whose beam is just over 24 feet have enough bridgedeck clearance to deal with pounding seas? Anticipating the inquiry, Tarjan produced a tape measure. “Thirty-eight inches, just shy of one meter,” he called out, asserting that this is by far the highest bridgedeck of any catamaran this size. This tunnel height will go a long way to ensuring comfort in a seaway.

Stepping aboard, I was greeted by the warm color of the synthetic teak decking. “It has zero maintenance,” said Tarjan.  “It looks like real wood and has an added advantage that you do not have to wash the decks so often.” Entering the cockpit, I had to remind myself that this cat is only 42 feet long. The immense beam gives a sense of space of a much larger multihull. A generous U-shaped cockpit seating area has a folding teak table that can be exchanged for the saloon table and lowered to make a coffee table. To port, behind the massive stainless double helm seat, is a large lounge area. Tarjan is working on an optional “wet bar/barbecue” module for this area, which would be ideal for charter guests. Very large cockpit drains, hidden under a beautifully crafted teak grate, will assure swift evacuation in the rare case of waves entering the cockpit.

The entire aft side of the cockpit is spanned by a 22-foot by 30-inch veranda that connects the hulls, so that guests can cross between hulls without disturbing people in the cockpit. This area can also be used for water toy storage or sunbathing.

Stepping onto the main deck, I walked forward unencumbered by any obstructions. The hatches are flush, and the continuous handhold on the overhanging coachroof “eyebrow” gave me a sense of security. I noted an integrated water catchment system on the saloon roof, which is offered as an option. Forward is a clever trampoline seating area with enough room for two people to sleep under the stars. Steps lead up to the mast, where I observed the very thoughtfully laid out sail handling systems.

Lately it seems to be fashionable to ruin a catamaran esthetic with the addition of helm station biminis – horrible-looking contraptions that some sailors nevertheless cannot do without. For these folks, Tarjan designed a forward-folding dodger/bimini that can be deployed in seconds or folded forward. Most of the cockpit is covered by a fixed composite roof. For hotter climates, an optional “roof extension pack” shades the entire cockpit and can be enclosed with side curtains.

I have sailed on many catamarans and inspected the newest models at boat shows, and cannot recall having such good visibility from the saloon in every direction, whether sitting or standing. The main deck is one of the highlights of the Alpha 42. Two sliding doors open to the main deck, creating a sizeable inside/outside living space. Part of the galley, which is to starboard, is exposed to the cockpit, effectively becoming a bar. Guests in the cockpit will have unobstructed communications with those in the saloon.

With an optional joystick or autopilot, the expansive nav station becomes an all-weather helm. © aeroyacht.com

The starboard hull is the owner’s suite. A queen-size double berth (with side access) is flanked by beautifully finished oak veneered cabinetwork. A long, backlit storage compartment is perfectly placed along the length of the bed – a modern interpretation of a night table. Midships, a curved lounge and small desk sits opposite a wall of built-in lockers. Cleverly hidden behind the sliding companionway door is the escape hatch and a seat, under which the clothes hamper finds the perfect spot. This could also be the space for a washing machine, Tarjan explained.

The head in the owner’s bathroom has a composite cover that doubles as a seat. © aeroyacht.com

The port hull has a spacious head with separate shower midships. Aft is a large guest stateroom with a side access queen-size bed flanked by a seat, two drawers and several lockers. Forward is another guest cabin with two lockers, a large sliding drawer under the bed, and opening hatches. The view from the hulls is spectacular. There are two opening portlights in each hull that will assure good ventilation when not using the air conditioner. Forward of the hull interior are two giant sail lockers. On this particular boat, the port sail locker has a full-length workbench. In the charter version of this boat, these would make great skipper and crew quarters.

Sail control lines are led to the helm, shown with the optional windscreen and dodger bimini. © aeroyacht.com

windscreen. This feature will block out glare and UV damage to instruments, and will be immensely useful when beating into a cold Atlantic gale.

As we unfurled the genoa in light air the boat picked up to an easy 7-8 knots, and I immediately noticed a different motion compared to conventional-hulled catamarans I have sailed. The stylishly raked wave piercing bows cut through the water with the softest of motions. Tarjan asked the photo boat (a heavy displacement 42-foot poweryacht) to cross our bows several times at high speed. The Alpha handled the resulting three-foot waves with ease, punching through them with a solid, controlled motion. I concluded that the Alpha 42 feels a bit more like a trimaran than a cat. Her motion is slower and less jerky, which should be very welcome in heavy seas, especially to those with a weak stomach.

Then it was time for the turbo. Tarjan hoisted the 1,100 square foot gennaker with the electric winch, the sail snapped open and boatspeed hit a constant 9 knots in 15-17 knots of wind. This beautifully cut sail is made of 1.5 oz. nylon and rolls on an endless line Facnor furler from the carbon bowsprit. As the wind picked up to over 20 knots we bore off, unfurled the self-tacking Solent again and stowed the gennaker. Tacking is a breeze and the Alpha 42, at nearly 10 tons fully loaded, can be handled like a dinghy. With a determined turn of the wheel, it tacks easily with no need for backwinding, changing of sheets on winches, or starting the engines (as on some other cats).

Pros & Cons

+ Quality workmanship, innovative design, made in the USA.

– Ill-fitted trampolines, underpowered with standard self-tacking Solent, no grab handles in companionways, limited cabin storage in the 4-stateroom charter version.

Specifications

Length (LOA): 42’1”

Beam (max): 24’2”

Draft (foil keel): 3’6”   (optional daggerboard): 28” up/6’8” down

Air draft (mast above water): 62′ (US Intracoastal Waterway capable)

Displacement: 9.2 T

Mainsail: 569 sq. ft.

Self-tacking Solent jib: 369 sq. ft.

Genoa: 428 sq. ft.

Reacher on furler: 1,076 sq. ft.

Engines: (2) x 30 hp Yanmar 3YM diesel (40hp option)

Concept & Interior Design: Gregor Tarjan, Aeroyacht Ltd.

Naval Architect & Engineering: Marc Anassis NA, Alpha 1 Composites

Builder: Alpha 1 Composites, Patchogue, NY

Standard sailaway price: $434,000 delivered New York

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Will Becchina grew up sailing out of Smithtown and Port Jefferson on Long Island’s north shore, piloting both monohulls and a 30-foot open bridgedeck catamaran. He currently enjoys cruising with his family, chartering in the BVI, and assisting with the Three Village High School sailing team.

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